Our number one priority, here at VectorVest, is to help you make money in stocks, and we will work with you until you do. We know we can help you. We have done it with thousands of subscribers. Just give us a chance.

It's really strange, this thing about making real money. We have so many ways of demonstrating how to do it, yet we continue to get emails and calls from subscribers saying they haven't done so. It's almost like there's some secret we haven't told you about. There's no secret and we have told you how to do it over and over again. Let me explain.

It all starts with our fundamental belief that investors should buy safe, undervalued stocks, rising in price. That's why we provide an assessment of Value, Safety and Timing on every stock, every day. Aggressive Investors who don't care about fundamentals simply buy rising stocks in rising markets. Of course the corollary of selling falling stocks in falling markets also applies. In any case, making money all starts with knowing whether a stock is more likely to go up or down in price.

This is where Wall Street really gets it wrong. They say, "You can't time the market. You should buy stocks on the way down. You should dollar average with regular monthly investments. You should buy and hold. And, finally, you can't beat the market." VECTORVEST REFUTES ALL THESE LIES. We time the market. We buy stocks on the way up. We dollar average AFTER the market has gone down. We buy on the way up and sell on the way down, and we beat the market.

Simple logic says that your chances of buying rising stocks increase when the market is rising. So we Time the Market to see whether stock prices are rising or falling and we have The Color Guard to convey our analysis. The first thing you should do every day is look at the Color Guard. It tells you in a flash when it's OK to buy stocks. Then read the Strategy that goes along with the Color Guard. It provides guidance for various types of investors and suggests searches that are most likely to find big winners. Then you must make certain that the market is going in the direction you want it to when you make your trades. This is exceedingly important. Even Tiger Woods wants to have the wind at his back when he hits the ball.

From time to time, I'll write a whole essay on market timing, like I did on March 6th. The market took off two days after I wrote "Itching to Rally," and all five Strategies we recommended have produced fantastic gains: Blyar's Bottom Feeders is up over 108% since the close of March 9th. Bottoms Up is up over 122%. Jail Break is up over 167%. Pirate's Long is up over 113%, and Silber's Singles is up over 117%. Fantastic!

OK, so how does VectorVest help you learn how to do the right things at the right time? First of all, we provide introductory literature and instructional CDs which describe the VectorVest System. We also have a terrific Product Support Group who is more than happy to answer your questions and help you any way they can. Then we have the VectorVest University. If you're really serious about making money with VectorVest, visit the University on a regular basis...especially to see the "Strategy of the Week" presentations. You're not going to get better information anywhere at any price. Well, you probably could by attending our live events, especially VectorVest 101 and the Two-Day Seminars. If you can't make it to a live event, attend our new Webinars, which are FREE. They're terrific. Finally, we have one-on-one training available at a price anyone can afford.

Of course I didn't forget our VectorVest User Groups. They're located all around America and in Australia, Canada and England. Each and every one of these User Groups is supposed to be dedicated to sharing ideas and knowledge on how to make money with VectorVest. If yours is not, please let me know.

Having read all of the above, you may think it's complicated to make money with VectorVest. But it's really not. The underlying lesson is always the same: Let the trend be your friend. Go with the flow. That's The Secret to Making Money with VectorVest.